GoMining wallet
Wallet Basics
1. What is a GoMining wallet?
The GoMining wallet is your all-in-one crypto wallet for interacting with the GoMining ecosystem. It allows you to store assets, receive rewards, pay for features, manage digital miners, and more.
This wallet is custodial, which means GoMining securely holds and manages your funds for you — just like wallets on centralized exchanges (e.g., Binance or Coinbase). You don’t need to manage private keys or worry about losing access — all technical handling is done for you.
Custodial wallets allow:
Faster and safer transactions inside the app
Automated reward distribution
Seamless asset management between features
2. How do deposits and withdrawals work?
Each asset has fixed deposit addresses for each supported blockchain network. You can use these addresses at any time to top up your wallet.
Currently supported assets and networks:
GOMINING token: Deposit and withdraw via Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain (BSC), TON, and Solana
BTC:
Deposit and withdraw via the Bitcoin network
USDT: Deposit and withdraw via Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain (BSC), Tron, Solana, and TON
USDC: Deposit and withdraw via Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain (BSC)
BNB: Deposit and withdraw via BNB Smart Chain (BSC)
ETH: Deposit and withdraw via Ethereum
SOL: Deposit and withdraw via Solana
TON: Deposit and withdraw via TON
Once deposited, assets are stored off-chain inside your wallet, not linked to a specific network. This allows you to deposit via one network and withdraw via another
For example: Deposit GOMINING on BSC → Withdraw on Ethereum — your wallet handles the rest
Important: Minimum Deposit Amounts
Please note that if you send less than the minimum amount in a single transaction, your funds will be lost and cannot be recovered. Make sure your deposit meets the following minimums per transaction:
GOMINING — 10
USDC — 10
USDT — 10
BTC — 0.00001
BNB — 0.013
ETH — 0.0025
SOL — 0.02
TON — 1
Deposits are credited after the required number of network confirmations is reached:
GOMINING
BNB Chain
30
GOMINING
Ethereum
34
GOMINING
TON
1
GOMINING
Solana
1
BTC
Bitcoin
2
USDT
BNB Chain
30
USDT
Ethereum
34
USDT
Tron
20
USDT
Solana
1
USDT
TON
1
USDC
BNB Chain
30
USDC
Ethereum
34
BNB
BNB Chain
30
ETH
Ethereum
34
SOL
Solana
1
TON
TON
1
Withdrawals also require network confirmations, but the number depends on the wallet you're withdrawing to — check the info in your external wallet.
3. Are my deposit addresses fixed?
Yes. You get a unique and permanent deposit address for each asset in each supported network.
For example:
Your BTC deposit address will always stay the same
Your GOMINING deposit address in Ethereum, BSC, TON, or Solana won't change
You can safely reuse them any time you want to top up your wallet.
4. What can I do with my GoMining wallet?
The wallet is designed for everyday use in the GoMining ecosystem. With it, you can:
Store and manage GOMINING tokens, BTC, USDT, USDC, and other assets
Buy and store digital miners
Receive BTC rewards from your miners
Receive rewards in GOMINING tokens
Pay for purchases or upgrades in the app
Get veGOMINING votes and participate in governance
And more — as the platform grows
5. Can I use this wallet for long-term storage?
The wallet is optimized for active use inside the GoMining ecosystem, not for long-term cold storage. If you prefer to store your crypto long term or outside the platform, consider using a non-custodial or hardware wallet.
6. Are there any fees?
GoMining does not charge fees for deposits
Withdrawals may include a network fee, which is shown at the time of the transaction
AML Policy (Anti-Money Laundering)
1. What is AML monitoring?
GoMining applies Anti-Money Laundering (AML) standards to ensure the lawful origin of funds and to protect our users. This monitoring helps identify transactions that may present a higher risk profile.
2. Why can funds be temporarily blocked?
The funds may be temporarily withheld if a transaction is flagged as high-risk. In such cases, we are required to verify the legal origin of the funds before they can be credited or refunded.
3. What happens after funds are blocked?
You will receive a notification requesting supporting documents.
Examples include a recent bank statement, payroll information, sales contract, or other documentation proving the source of funds.
Once the documents are reviewed and approved, the funds may be released.
If documents are not provided or the review is unsuccessful, the funds will be returned to the original sending address.
4. What should I do if I receive such a notification?
Follow the instructions in the notification.
Upload the required documents via the provided link.
Wait for confirmation that your documents have been reviewed and approved.
Quick Q&A
Do you apply AML checks?
Yes. All transactions are monitored in line with Anti-Money Laundering (AML) standards.
Can my funds be blocked?
The funds may be temporarily withheld if a transaction is flagged as high-risk.
What happens next?
You will be asked to provide documents confirming the legal origin of the funds (e.g., bank statement, payroll slip, sales contract). The funds will be returned to the original sending address if verification fails.
Will I pay any fees for a return?
If the funds originated from an exchange, that exchange may charge an additional fee to process the refund. These charges are applied directly by the exchange and deducted from the refunded amount.
When will my funds be available again?
After successful verification, the funds may be released.
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